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guide-commands.mdplugins/developer-kit-ai/docs/

AI Plugin — Commands Guide

Overview

The AI plugin provides one command for prompt optimization. It uses advanced techniques (chain-of-thought, few-shot, constitutional AI) to transform basic instructions into production-ready prompts.

Available Commands

CommandDescription
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimizeOptimize prompts at three levels: basic, standard, advanced

/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize

Optimizes prompts using advanced LLM techniques. The command delegates to the prompt-engineering-expert agent.

Syntax

/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize [prompt-text] [target-model] [optimization-level]

Arguments

ArgumentDefaultDescription
prompt-text(required)The prompt text to optimize
target-modelclaude-sonnet-4-6Target LLM model family
optimization-levelstandardDepth of optimization: basic, standard, or advanced

Optimization Levels

LevelTechniques AppliedOutput
basicStructure improvement, clarity enhancements, basic chain-of-thoughtQuick win optimizations
standardCoT, few-shot examples, safety principles, structured outputComprehensive prompt with report
advancedFull optimization suite + testing framework, A/B validation strategyProduction-ready prompt with deployment guide

Output

The command produces three deliverables saved to the working directory:

  1. optimized-prompt.md — Complete prompt text ready for immediate use
  2. Optimization Report — Original assessment, applied techniques, impact metrics
  3. Implementation Guidelines — Model parameters, safety considerations, monitoring recommendations

Examples

# Basic optimization (default model, default level)
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize "Analyze this code and suggest improvements"

# Standard optimization for Claude Sonnet
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize "Write a function to process orders" claude-sonnet-4-6 standard

# Advanced optimization for GPT-4 (production-ready)
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize "Create a code review system" gpt-4 advanced

# Advanced optimization with explicit model
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize "Build a customer support AI" claude-sonnet-4-6 advanced

Specialized Patterns by Task Type

Task TypeApplied Techniques
Document AnalysisRAG integration, source citation, cross-reference extraction
Code ComprehensionArchitecture patterns, security detection, refactoring recommendations
Multi-Step ReasoningTree-of-thoughts, self-consistency verification, error recovery
ClassificationFew-shot with edge cases, confidence scoring, calibration prompts

Common Workflows

Prompt Iteration Workflow

# 1. Start with basic to get quick wins
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize "Your initial prompt" claude-sonnet-4-6 basic

# 2. Review the output and identify gaps

# 3. Upgrade to advanced with refined requirements
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize "Refined prompt with more context" claude-sonnet-4-6 advanced

# 4. Test the optimized prompt with real inputs

# 5. Iterate based on test results

Production Prompt Development

# 1. Define prompt requirements in natural language
# 2. Run advanced optimization
/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize "Production prompt description" claude-sonnet-4-6 advanced

# 3. Review the optimization report
# 4. Test with edge cases and adversarial inputs
# 5. Deploy with monitoring and A/B testing framework

Best Practices

  1. Start with standardbasic is useful for quick tweaks, but standard gives you the full optimization report
  2. Specify the target model — Different models benefit from different techniques; always set this explicitly
  3. Provide context — The more specific your prompt description, the better the optimization
  4. Review all three outputs — The optimized prompt, the report, and the implementation guidelines are all useful
  5. Test with domain inputs — Validate the optimized prompt on representative data before production
  6. Iterate — Use the report's recommendations to refine and re-optimize

Command Selection Guide

TaskCommand
Quick prompt improvement/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize with basic
Comprehensive optimization/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize with standard
Production-ready prompt/developer-kit-ai:devkit.prompt-optimize with advanced
Model-specific tuningSet [target-model] argument explicitly
Adding CoT / few-shotUse standard or advanced level

See Also

  • AI Agents Guideprompt-engineering-expert agent
  • Prompt Engineering Skill — Skill with reference files for CoT, few-shot, templates, optimization
  • RAG Skill — RAG pipeline implementation for document-grounded prompts
  • Chunking Strategy Skill — Document preprocessing for context-window optimization
  • Core Command Guide — All commands across plugins
  • Java Plugin — LangChain4j Guide — LangChain4j RAG integration

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